As the curtain was drawn on the maiden Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen. C. G. Musa Peace and Unity Golf Tournament, the major highlights included unprecedented prizes and the introduction of a special Super Veterans category.
Several golfers who attended the tournament expressed their delight and praised the CDS for his passionate commitment to golf and golfers, demonstrated through the sponsorship of the peace and unity event.
In his official capacity, the Captain of Kaduna Golf Club, Ken Nwankwo, appreciated the CDS for organizing a tournament that brought together over three hundred golfers from across the country. However, before concluding, Mr. Ken, like Oliver Twist, appealed for more regular sponsorships for the club.
At the end, several hundred players who excelled were given prizes such as refrigerators, fans, flat-screen televisions, and plaques to individuals who have supported the 1921 Club through thick and thin.
The tournament winners in various categories were rewarded for showcasing exceptional skills and sportsmanship.
Ahmed Abdullahi from ZR took home the top prize in the Men's Category 1 (Handicap 0-9) with an impressive score of 66, earning him the Best Nett title. This achievement showcases Abdullahi's exceptional golfing skills and puts him in the spotlight as a talented player to watch.
Raymond Yaki from KGC also delivered an outstanding performance, securing the Best Gross title with a score of 71. Yaki's achievement demonstrates his mastery of the game and solidifies his position as a formidable competitor.
Salisu Abba from NDA narrowly missed the top spot, claiming the Runner-Up Nett title with a score of 67. Abba's impressive performance underscores his skill and dedication to the sport.
These sterling performances by the golfers have proven to undoubtedly inspire others to strive for excellence in the golfing sports
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